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Well... I didn't say "you shouldn't debug", I said "[i]f you find yourself debugging a lot [...]". Debugging is a tool in our toolbox and we should use it whenever it's necessary. But if it's something we do too often, it may be an indication of a code quality problem (a bad smell, if you like).
I meant using the debugger.